Description

Product Description:

The IS420UCSBH1A is a high-performance, high-reliability controller manufactured by General Electric (GE). It belongs to the Mark VIe control safety system series and is the first UCSB controller developed by GE. This controller is specifically designed for use in various GE turbine control systems.

IS420UCSBH1A GE Controller

Product Parameters and Specifications:

Microprocessor: 600 MHz Intel EP805

Memory: 256 MB DDR2 SDRAM with Error Correction Code (ECC), SRAM for flash support, and 2 GB NAND flash memory

Operating System: QNX Neutrino

Weight: 2.4 pounds

Power Supply: 18V DC nominal, with a maximum of 30V DC. Rated power is 24V and 28V DC. The maximum rated current is 1.5 ADC

Series:

The IS420UCSBH1A belongs to the Mark VIe control safety system series

Features:

High Reliability: Ensuring stable and dependable operation in various environments

**High Performance:**Capable of handling complex control tasks efficiently

Scalability: Can be expanded and customized to meet specific application requirement

Modular Design: Composed of multiple modules, including processor, storage, and input/output modules, connected via a high-speed communication network

Compatibility: Although it’s a different hardware than the UCSC controller, it uses the same software, making it easy to integrate and operate

IS420UCSBH1A GE Controller

Functions:

Data Acquisition: Collects data from various sensors and instruments

Signal Processing: Performs signal processing tasks such as filtering, amplification, digitization, and calibration

Control Logic Execution: Executes control logic based on input signals to control output devices or actuators

Communication Interface: Equipped with communication interfaces like RS-485, Ethernet, or Profibus for data exchange and communication with other devices or systems

Data Storage: Supports data recording and storage for future analysis and reporting

Applications and Uses:

The IS420UCSBH1A controller finds widespread applications in various industrial sectors, including:

Industrial Automation: For controlling and monitoring industrial processes, equipment, and systems

Power Generation: In turbines and other power generation equipment

Process Control: In chemical, oil, and other process industries for precise control and monitoring

Equipment Monitoring and Control: For real-time monitoring and control of industrial equipment

Automation Systems: In integrated automation systems where precise and reliable control is crucial